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Even when most places in the Northern Hemisphere enjoy warmer months, we get orders from people whose daily lives require long hours in freezing conditions, regardless on weather outside: cold storage workers.
Refrigerated warehouses are such an important part of our lives, but unless you are one of the workers there, you take it for granted when grabbing items of your grocery list from a freezer at a store.
All the refrigerated goods had to spend some time in cold storage warehouses before they got into your grocery store fridge and freezer. And people had to load, unload and organize them.
Dealing with cold for long hours every day could be harsh, unless you are equipped with good gear- warm comfortable clothing. And guess what? Our Heated Clothing is just the thing every cold storage worker needs! You can stay warm for entire work day with just a click of a button!
Explore the variety of heated jackets, heated vests, heated mid-layer, heated gloves and so much more, to come to work (and leave at the end of the day) with a smile on your face!
At Volt Heat, we’re incredibly proud to be celebrating a major milestone — 15 years in business. For over a decade and a half, our mission has been simple but powerful: design and deliver high-quality heated clothing that truly improves the lives of our customers. Whether it’s helping you stay warm on the job, on the slopes, in the woods, or simply during the chilly days of winter, we’ve always believed that warmth equals comfort, and comfort equals freedom.
At Volt Heat, we designed our gear for performance, offering highly specialized solutions. Our patented Zero Layer® heat system provides targeted, reliable warmth without the bulk. This technology ensures that whether you choose a heated vest for maximum mobility or a heated jacket for full coverage, you are always choosing the superior cold-weather solution.
The task of clearing snow presents a unique and demanding challenge in cold weather. It’s not just the temperature you have to fight; it’s a high-exertion activity combined with aggressive wind and wet snow, creating what we call a “dual threat” thermal environment that traditional passive gear fails to address effectively.
